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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
ON ant .freT NOVEMBER lam. 1897
Al u a TRIfNK

AM rs sEEAT s TsTSK MY tIEE sorrs
street, Ferries a. loli'w,:- '0ruaaas
Carr e,asssa =, s E. p b m %a,
si t NJ sVsty d%o''r and
m. m Lss sss1 go CRY i n % crT ;s
i.an Centre. nd the Oh as.io.s ,,.,.
F% . phomy VIZ % aa and ns .a,
an. 90 and , aoS p H. saturdays only soop saH.
Baltimore. wa.hps, OF. and q. south, Limited w.hins
E5"s n . oA d .nI ANY, SEA i9 NJ
30" IS" ana poo am US qifst sunday Sis nd
For Atlantic Cty, 90 .. N. ~s.K days.
For capo May lliO a week days Saturdays only 100
Long Branch Bay Heal Junction. aOd n'srmssts stations,
boop M On sun lay. 945 m. and 500 IN. do stop
Foi Point AMI Norfolk. NewYors. Philadelphia and
Norfaiz r., lroat soop NJ every day via Baltimore AID
Boat Br,osTn with all through train,
J-r.~r CIV arording speedy and direct transfer ior
TAI. NJ Prom rt.burs 40 $. IL 80 M, and
SO So H. TO 20 $50 40 $50 1853
M ffo% ri. 1 So $50 $50 o g." sso q!
39 81 aS5 20 no. S nd az go : 30
So ~ SO $50 % EOS i5, III iSo M " go.
$50 l. s:O5 800. 81. 10 IS p
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express trains leave NwY.rs via Desbrosses and cOrt-
sndt ,trees Ferries. as follows; - ,,-.,... -.
lie Dining cars, an ii a ~ l. . $50 l. $50 > s. T.
snn y y M anu hlglt. hc'oun'sl~ilnh 90 All
IL ~ ~ AM 7 D. M. Sundays, Express 6;i5.
@ Lmlied aud 10 m. T. 43O 5. g. 7. and dat
l2lj GIT.
Trans eAv NeHY daily. except Sunday. al AMI
II lOs m. ]. 2 4. 5. N. ann 10 a. M. ani p.
sundays. connect at Trenton br Csmien.
lot d Q; 40 g. $50 80, S', S !'s4 30 r. III
llilj a. M Ginuei Express Win Dining car ia ant
4J0p ml II ~. 23O 32l L. g. D. g. 7l2 II and 80
p on sunday 1901 % 4oj. 40. 5:35 49, 940s.n.,
1249 800 $50 LlmItei). 523. g. 7 IL AMI s:l2 . M
Leave PhrAiepna via c-nien. . o. a. M ami 40
a
TcSet 0nic,- - t3j and ga Bro,tw,v As'or Hou,e
Battery Place foot Of DesprOs and Corfu nit ,t:
sui BROOKLYN loot OF Futon.s,
BrooNyn: station Jersey Guy, Emgrant Ticket Ohcc,
CA.tle fizrien
The Transfer Company VII call and check
CHtS F. PUGiI JR. WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass Agent.
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STEAMBOATS, dno Railroaos.

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
from Chamb-rss station week DAYS Tor
,lewoo,i IrnArv Coster spark u and yak 30. 70
~. Q 80 and ii 80 a IN. lis. $40. 4. 49,, SO
80 o 80. :. 1880 p M. /? mdng su davs -
s-3O 1 n, and T.. For nuci. y rlng Valley,
Msnsey and T.ilmana lay. So no. $50 M.
So 80 D. III. SUNDAYS 50 M. D. IN.
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~ w. LYONS COLLEGIATE INsTIr UTE.

"A w. LYONS COLLEGIATE INSTIT UTE
Ul No 22d-sI. oyrner Broadway. S2d year r..
Ssvss I'll sxs prspAres os,sse soosl Or
6UasesxA fuition TO N $3.50 psr annaa
1hs chss onit spos sas1e esae All crsthss - the
loay sDssins tsaobsrs ssrvsA -
ysas ear elassss UntSas vcBtisstss Advisssy Commit
- sseeea oAassrty wsIeses sxa@tssssns oegss Mile
VUnsaA Ifrcaiars tPC fNA0'o anA - kAhDOLfH'n.
THE MISSES WREAKA
BOARDING. AND DAY SCHOOL For YOUNG LADIRA
80 kIND8D0AATEN,
Hsspses ssVG a Circulate ssvsAsasss-
1YNfVRRSfTY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 1. 473
" Hrssawsy. beas H2ds1a Sist ysar PGnsry. -
nArGAj eAaoS1ou 1oDQt0e10 Hofectlon thot0agh n
e 1O18Y n. L AKIN n c. HEADnAcKsoA. srssA
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BROOKLYN.

rTIIE CRITTFNDEN.
i ENGLISH PREPARATORY, FRENCH SCHOOL
and kinders-rieD for both
% HOks-s;. Of Pineapple.
SECOND YEAR Septembrr2 - Miss H. M.WHEELtR,
Principal Eight connected wiih the Packer Coios
ate Institute
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TRINITY HALL.
i BEVERLY, vEw.JFReEY
thorough home school for twenty young ladies' varied
afyan ages OF the highest order Careful training In man
ner, mini culture In English Music, Art
and Languages A PRESCRIBED COURSE FOR STU
DENTS PREPARING FUR ANY COLLEGE. Twentle h
year begins September Is For circular address tho pfn
cipal. Miss RACHELLE Gibbons III MI
MISS GORDON'S English and French
w Boarding Day School Tor YsnnK Laliea g. ;
Sprncr Philadelphia Penn. superior mnsic4 4lvantaVsa
Pupils preared Tor csego MISS p. r. GORDON. PIneipA
Mis- VI II. YDE. Ass0oiats PRINCIPAL
WkSI Wal NUT STREET BOARDING
w SCHOOL fsr vOlnk Ia lies n 'tttls 'r' erltl
wear terms fro 81 - 500 Ai,rs's Mss
TRAUTMANN. 1901 WAlnutst. lila islPhiA Psli
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

BUFFALO. Nov. l2-C1tie-Heoslpts lst ~ hours ware
$40 head thas L. 795 Same riIns
lO4 hosd Consigned through l3o cars II Of
which to Nsw.Ysrk; ~ sale good demand and
prees higher Comnon 10 Far So 251 S4: 10
Choice shippi - - % 10: Extra 81 90
She>y- last "a hours 3.tOs hsan Total
thus 81 900 head For time last week 80
CsnsigDed Through 10 ali OF watch 70 New
IA for sale hrm Common 10 Prime 80 p So
Canadian Lambs higher. s. D15 ID Extra S. oO all
offerings taken.
Receipts - IL $40 head. Total
TINS rs $50 For time last week lO3 -95
head CoasisnsA ~ Is 81 which 70 New York;
Piss .nd lAsh Yerksrs - 1894 80 s:icctea Yorkers
a oS05 Selected hedhn velGhts - % 0k Csarse
MIN Heavy Eads - 2s@A -: ataEs ssss 30: al
CnicHeo. Us,s, STOCK Yards Nsv ia-rss DrsrsrS
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For Young Ladies' County

For Young La1ies-Count~v
BORDEN rows FEMALE COLLEGE, y. J.
ID -Icauiful iscion, heatifui hom'lis ami thorough
best recommended " Its patron, ami stuisuti
For csta oyue address Rev. Wh g. BOWEN. \ VI. ff"sI
lIOME and DAY SCHOOL for GlRI.~.-Pri-
j mary intermediate. Classical English NusG Pupils
admitted vas.r Wellesley smith on our c"ruhest@ too
TIN ELMS." SPIN 2nci MA-A
STAMFORD, CONN.-iiome Boarding School
y for Misses abi Children. Mothers care thorough Ia
sIrucon For idress Miss A III KNlON, rim
MISS BILLINGE'S HOWE SCHOOL for
WI girls Lake Mohegan Westclester County New YORK
SEN 10 4
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FOU H.TRACK rRUNK LINE
On an after November s ira Leave
GRA$D CENTRAL IT ATfON

~
GET S1 . .s.r Sss.ssst fF@ss ..xE
Or csNrEAL sI ArioS
Is 10. he.tsi and MooiI..I Esere,. st.-n!room
.S6o.. m, tn. FAMOUS CHICAGO LIMIT D composed
exclusively Of Burs, -uosn dninscar room
S"a.o Hre cisvsi.ui roIeo arriving Is
10 30 m. chicago Express drawins.room to c'a-
ii 30 a M Wc.trn Yew.YorN AMI Northern EIpres.
A. no. r; a9a roa secsI rS ss9
% 20 Sd apS fcu. p
wth 'leeplns car, for Nasara Fails Bunal" sq'o-n'ea
leic n.rot and t0ca,o pnins.car Ss-Yort 70 4 s.sy
Plau,pp+s amt Montreal va R"ase 70 3t AL Vi s.
. p NJ Special >lesp-r arrive. Rcchn.i.r 10 NJ Bu,
ialL 900 m ana clcveant ~ n m next 'av ,u,,,,
Gtoeya oananGa'rn' Roehe,teL Ruralos Ma ara Pan.
~, Nisst rIsrr:, WIN .leeeinge'.. % As.ay
Tor a,tota George for North ~a'lr
tsf ant +. .r'.; ,o2 and s:S
= P.rs Pc s,fs.r Place e2 ws.' i:5ia. a..
is-.h.t station Naw.Y"rs; sss w-.h,n Ton - 80
wc.cot, Express. call for frou hotels
st. ~ e TSc VaSsa' A"''r' GT Xf,Y AM
General Superint-aisnt General Passenger Agent
albany BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE-Pal-
sverv weeE day q ,. N. from Pier II N r, foot Of
CanAIst
Freight received M the hour departure.
EALL RIVER LINE. FARES REDUCED.
L boston. s9oo for Fir'tclsss Limited Tickets
REFLECTION TO ALL 9TH POINTS.
steamer, PILGRIM ami BRISTOL leave Pier - V p
Of Mnrrayst at I 81 m. i.lv Sdni.ys included
Connectsn Annex from BROOKLYN AMI jersey city '
4 D. Returning trans connecting With STEAMERS AZ
Fall River l-avs Bbston week iavs At D ustAys
u. NJ. orchestra zach ste amor.
Tickets 4 prlnc.pl
ticket Offices AZ oincs on Per p. All gu stos neFs
NETWORK ONTARIO & WESTERN Ky
iIoW lefsies " "a. Al 49, Al a. -
..,,
town FsIisoars % MoneeiiS Liberty. Walton. Delhi,
Norwich tea Rome, rncida, Futton oswego Bur1io'
Detroit. thicsgo. WAIKIKI Valley poina ~
West <2d. Z 10 p Jay 81 90 y m, Tor Miduie.
town Eiirnvlie faiisburs Monticello, Liberty. White
Lake WAIKIKI Valley points
M,dieown rai,sbure liberty walton Norwich o6eita,
pullman sieepngcar bcrihs reservef a. 300 broadway
Time tickets &C Of 2O7, 307. ga, l.323 Broad
way 1877 1874 tss' l2ith st, 264 West l25tn
81, N. Y. ). v ANDERSON, .. r. A..
Is ENchlnge- place. y.
N hWiCH IN .-Favoritc inside Route
~ Farce rsincsi u Bo.tsn 81 Worcester 81 30 Nor
wch. 81 u. New In, nn 81 40 Corre>U'niine reucto1
Ia a POINTS East Steamers CITY or WORCESTER CITY
OF BOSTON ami CITY OF LAWRENCE leavs Per -
y H.. al ! So p. IN. G. ". BRADY. AIT
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COTTON rAnKprs-sr rELEsaAPH

b.rs shtomssts-whsss $4,000 bush Corn aeos bush
Oafs - bpsh Clsversesd 500 baGa
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CHORE L1NE.-All Kali Route for Boston.
~ Newport aud the Eaat EXPRESS leaves Grand Central
STATEN al m. and l n. m. Limited Express AMI
Exprcss train Sunday Past kxircss ~ III
y m daily Palace PArior-oars sleeping dsstns
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ALL FARES REDUCED
VIA sToyrNoroN LINE

VIA STONINuTON LINK
inside Route for BOSTON. PROVIDENCE "a tbs EAST
Only 50 u Bsstoa, - - 10 Prov isnos
ssae island and NsA4oausetts leave
Dsw Pier ~ n. r. bIsck ssovs CAna AZ. - $50 -
daily. except sunday.
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Ordinary = 10 Low ~,
+ col Ordinary. III iiins ''.'io ITO
Snaculatsn va. irregular though taken altogether 1ue
active The ADVANCE ~ - points AMI
coed steady cable accounts were quite weak, however
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Jnsirurtion.

For Boys and Young Men-CitY
MASS DU VERNET will reopen her School
Wl for Boys leg Kast S0th st. Tussday Sept a.
GRAMERCY PARK SCHOOL. - Re0pens
~ Oct Preparatory scisutins and business training
Last June the eIanInatto0 Of
etsvsss AND Massachusetts sscoet With
cut condition PrsctIcz instruction the workshops AMI
hoorstorss in the aitereoon. a. Won TAUBE Principal
Kindergarten and oiris Dspsrtnent 70 East 2lstst
MISS 4. wEBB Principal.
B1rnard, 4 Webh A6ram Il he Oh " f..
Chandles. T. l. Yoamans n Hsbsr Nswios Andrew Gar.
psgis y B. ThurDse a. ooSShsil w. Lloyd aad Cortands
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Ocean Gteamers.
CUNARD LINE.

CUNARD LINE.
NEw.YoRK TO LIyERP9oL ;, via QUEENSTOWN fr'm
FAST E Ili' Il s', NAIL hlYsi ssvrcs
4SsAsTSaaA Saiaisss =
;:;aiasy sf Ss.r re 8 Is =
g, u .:i. ai' :'': -
rates Fsrir.ight ,.,,,ss O,VD IN cDa,Iy. 'as'
flowing vssx S:' I e,..ea Agent.
NORDDEU fischer LLOYD s.. 90.
Srwyosskko ss1u f2HTf To aSD SnsuEx
S''a" :1; ~ s lrs a':s, M sa''4'
Fass xos x.T Wet NoT s., 80 % n
FIRST c16a s!saa npwara berth ing 80 location
Second YET oa sft hs'if 81 's 80
RED STAB TAB LIXE an, ,>e,,
BELG a. ay Ny Nov y 80? sp M
Fan,ad II w.i.r s;t.; Fir,t aea, S5,a.ii EI;lr
sion sill sI!j. Ssc,n O.on. So Etsursioa ''1 "a.
$50 SErEM %nfGmr sons e..r As,
NCUOR LINE u. s. NAIL STEAMSHIPS
SLA Frs. w. Va Npv5 oo Lon tro "D s'''
- d tnsSSl,, Dee M M
I" Cd 's'
A'p a. 3, or .y ss
nFvDRKsoS BKorhERj. I bowling aroen. Nsv:Yort.
CoMPAGVIE GENERALE TRANSAILAN-
coup,uv PsT .T THEsa q So lS v.
= GI.T%sGyE T.a@S ...:Sa'ir,,S N S.: n
ia L "G Ds BGsiaS Ai.nt II. yiae
INMAN LINE. Y: s; and Rova, Nail steamers,
T2v syFFx.ro~E . aSa L' yo,
cITyL OF cHlcA '' s,,n,, NY H.:
~ - uioTi6' ii,,a:la!. 10. - 70
cABrv p,4%,sr So All Jp,vi fVrEafsottr'
''0 "' riE1rEii wRtGnr & sons. G.n-r,l Asent%>
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CARPETS ono nngs.

I MN ELEGANT Fur Hearth Rugs, 81 Q5;
, yOOO RsversbIs 6xS % 10 Velvet Carpsts. ybe,
Mc1.eu.s: 2; AI.,nsirrs u 50 ANDREW LEsTfR's
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For Bows ant YoI1. Ms1 -Cointry.

For Bows ant YoI1. Ms1-CoIntry.
DRYANr SCHOOL, RoSlyn. Long Island
ID ". Y. Military Acadsny vi the Kleft grads
CJiflLI - X ii >. Pr,l.i't''
ELMWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOfS.-At Mill
IL ford Parents who unfortunate IN the nan
sermeni ofih-r io wei profit ny aivana-sI
scs,Ol Address FRAN n NJ no" r.. SupL
IL ,GIIlAND NIL lAfl - ADi Wy
III Worcester, Mass. 3?d year ieRns ept il, 1887.
G. NET, NiF A. NJ. sup TiH,. nient
IRVING INSTITUTE, larry'ovn- on Hui
offers nnn.u1l tvants,es' o4r-1t, ss-k1,'h. ps
instruction Ter thIr p,yt Aiirrss \ AKuA8S A. Pl ,
ATT. BEACON ACADEMY,
vi FfS!IKI LI~ON.HU D-ON V
select hons sGh,bi ]. FRED S1IFf, \. VI, PrnelpN-
DENNSYLVAN MILITARY ACADEMY.
L CHESTER rwe1tv-hiih year
A MILITARY COLLEGE tlvii Egg n"cr ~ Cl~fn'.irv
Glasses English cor. rHEO. HYArr President
NONKFRS on THE NT'NSO\.-A family
schooi for desirable 'hov. and those Going II.
the especially sOlsitsi cheap 'l
renulne thorough backward ndiiopei stu
cents ichol and wintsr THkO. +. LEIOHIO'
$500 sw,r HAK { F s,oar RI.I Ann,,,,,,
Media trenn) AclienJ.
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NETWORK ONTARIO & WESTERN K
I l.lii,iu VALLEY RAlLROAD.

rAssEN.EH TRANS e.S' f0'' OF o0''i'0d' '0d O'''
IA ioI a..saua ana tn;err.a'a,e points. nua,s
tsr S se Ions fmr poot cSar car
10 runxhannock. Connection 10 Reading and HAT"
$40 Tor n t,'on and principal intermediate p0n"
40 p m Tor coplay and intcrmedi,s points Con
s,.d.S ma T.1.OaSs cGsT ss % G sss
.nd 3: We F$sAa , Iyga. on,,
for ali points e NsnaYoy and sls'0a coal regions
m for MsueA Chunk. hA4'e'Oa and in'e'"edi-"
G.s: cgay ;@s sm s,as nan
anu ''' Ssserai G.sssSn -, me- s 25s EiS.aaay.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD: -
Train. ,c.r. IVES, iss.a static" .. sss"' and 20 min
S.Tot s"i Sstsse . j. |. m. 500. siSRm
syracuse Bunso. hester Suspension Bridge. Niagara
Falls Sls .s:s5 :, m, - 90. SIS Pm
k%s.sn ssa"srs.s. c.1ss,H Albany $lS. ms. $685.
% S:wS b &; .7 "a
For Montreal and csnsda a,, eoop ~ r,,oo,o
Esgsnt s ov ear. r Buffalo, Niagara Falls Detroit
:b.,s; m in,.%y sas.s, :. s.s;raay
ton: or aicfm. n apply Offices s,oosIyn SSa %as
~" as ota sI Bro
Park Place and Shotc stations. ioot OF Mar
foot Of Jaw at. ". X. = r. - Axeat
bVandorblt-Ava oenrt~i FAs''"ss -
DAl LINE TO OLD POINT COMfohA'
ID NORFOLK. VA. and SOUTH 80 raid.
Leave via Penn H. 30 y. NJ PsfioT CAT polnt A
sSs :S -. ..,.. iy 40 aSs MN
TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINZ
"A steamers CITY Of TROY and sAkAioo" aa.ur-
fvvl Of Christopher St, North XIV aA'S .nsy se.usS
aay D. IN. for rrvy and to Norm. Suno4
,ouehes az Albany. Troy eAcursion uckcO - ." -
ArEW RAVEN Steamers leave PecKsMHy
IN 1P or 70 h. II y. N. AMI ii . m tens"s
s,aaarrs .rr 70 In early trains nerls .sa e
EOR HUDSON AND COXSACkiE. -
Il steamer KAArERsKILt en- EeSsH
a.snr,ixv n 3 n n. feot of Jay s. ~ G.,rosk
2,anueatiux With BDstpn aud Albany hsi"~-~
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,ruE G. s. AND BRAZIL MAIL SIS. co.

TllE G. S. AND BRAZIL. MAIL SIS. CO.
Passenger Lane
81 Thumis. Hiftai =. Par MA mn n 70 n hh 'Icp
Bsra. lnriro AID Santos connecting fpr Monte
VlG-o Iguenrs and Vort- southern Brhu'
S,csu.ntp AIff ANtA. Wednesday Nov y. =, : p W
From SeuIOr' News. Va. SATURDAY. ov - AZ 7, ~
VAIL LEKHtiD IO.rsn Az 81 hrosi ,tN Y
w LITE S,tR LINE
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
lpYAL AND UNITED STATES NAIL srENMFNS
o. RIA r. f'.pL O.! -tfe W Vow. ~ a n
ADIIRr TIC. sfnesi,v Nov. % noon
Is .TrAN SO. CAPT Parsed Wedne-dsy Nov g" D a. n
sA.A 10 = IA. ga rfsy. 2 -
From WHITE star Dock. foot OF West lo'hst
-, = loon $50 sr0 $40 8 500 X m icksis
favorah" terms from or 20 the oid Country
'Seror' cab car 81 On he>o steamers
RAJ. a0'srI s6o ny set For inspection Of
Z, rroa4~,y N-~.vOrk J BRUCE fsH,Y AGENT
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DanrinY Academies.

Lien DODWORTH, No. 6S1 FIfth-ave.
~ CLASSES aud private Lesson, for dancng win
SATURDAY. October ~ Send 2csnt stamp for CIRCULAR
giving All pAruoalsr>
LA PAVANE. tho Partisan ,aton Of last fu'y
dsscnOet Alien worth Just publshoi ~ Gordon
Son. No. IS East Atsst
DANCING. sc comp ste ,nstru ,tsI book by ALLEN
DODWDKT .pu1ishei ~ Harper Brsthsrs
A LEXANDER MACGREGOR'S. G29 Madi-
~ Private iessoDs and classes every day AS
s~mbiv with convenience for rcoeptons ger
and select dancing parties.
EERNANDO'S DANCING ACADEMY. 1862
i East 18th at (Bank BuldingL Glasses arc fsru
ag an elias. lessons teopoainx reception TUES
day October H. Send for circular
IL NICKERBOCkER, Al West 18th Stall
IN the latest dances, Waltz, OcagOA and MDuet Ian
Thoroughly Taught Receptions Wednesday aud satur
dsy eveunSa Terms moderate Circulars
NICKERBOCKE "a West 18th st-All
IN no latest dances Waltz . specially. Itocspusns
Wednesday and saturday evennga Terms moderate Eni'
rt~Bt teachers. Sec crcuarA
WALTZ taught rspidlv private and class
w lessons all hours Castsrs Dancing Academy no 5th
Two largo halls to let for entertainments terms mol
crate
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Both Sexes-Countrv.

Both Sexes-Countrv.
DENNINGTON ~. j. NINARY.-Ladies
l Scho BsYs college preparatory. art
music commercial normal cour-s, shorAtorv gv'nns'nnN
he.i sanitary conditions ant steam heat Commended
by Prestl AcCoslL 4Jth wear. t1p~n,es 1pirrsie
r. HANLON. u. D.. President.
DOCKLAND COLLEGE. NGACk-ON-TIIE-
IL ladies' aai rentlemen Successful popI
University Irepsratorg. MUSE ART i"egrsphv
phor business Year September H. semi
ior oata.sgue. W II. BANIsTEII \. II. Principal
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A pYERTISEMENTs FOR THE NEW-

N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIC RECEIVED AT THE
ssssst until p m u.s. BroaAway between Twenty second
and Twenty third until 30S Mes Twenty third
Eighth l52 sixthavc. 1853 Fourthave cor
fourteesthst. 760 ThirAavs corner Forty
1,07 Thin ave-, Six tisth- st.. and tho uAkLtM
0PPfcE Fast hundred twenty hrh at. 25oo
Thr hapdrsA and eaty Afxh 49, up y
,. L. a regular efnce ratea.
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Art Schools.
MILE. A. F. DUPRE.-Classes every morn
WI ing IN Drdwing PAntnP and apestry; French Nov
clues erention visitors Thursdays Sherwood studios,
6S West 57thst, city.
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Miscellaneous
NETWORK COOKING SCHOOL,
~ ~ LAFAYETTE PLACE.
Clas.es for T., 'c, Clas,e, Cops. Work.
inr Girls. Free ca,.e, Tor girls under "a wears aga.
Special Glasses IN all branches Pain Advanced ANA SICK
Tor Terms and further apply at the school
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Construction.
For Young Eadies-City.

For Young Ladies-City
-CIRCULARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS free.
IA. state whether for bows or girls and locality pr:fcsTc
X. e AVERY. American school Bureau w l4tas NJ
DARRETT INSTITUTE,71l 5th-ave. Board.
German KIM rgartn also boarding school AZ fort wash
ingion. on II udson.
IIISS CHISHOLM'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
IS East e5th,t. Nev.York.
VIII reopen September 26 Boys Cassea
NJADENOISELLE VELTIN
W will reopen her Sc; 'shCS M9sS.g oc'0oe''
MRS. GRIFFITTS DAY SCHOOL for
'0'"S ''A 4i4 Msdison.a3 near Fortv. Eighth.,t
MISS DE LANCEYS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
WI so East 5ethst Elocution and Casthsnc' included
I1S MADlSON-AVE.-Mrs; Roberts and
i 10 Miss Walkers school
No home study for pupil. under fourteen
REV. DIR. AND MRS; c; II. GARDENERS
AZ SCHOOL, od 81? FIr rTG Az f;ND
DUTGERS FEMALE COLLEGE.
~ ss rsv " and %Ms sS:?SE DiPs'
CT. JOHNS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
MIS- Miss LUCY I. HOWE.
TNHE MISSES GRINNELL will reopen their
DAY SCHOOL FOR Girls
c?FAST tIFrYFOC HrH.- T.. ocio'sr
WAN NORMAN INSTITUTE Founded
ls57l-Reopsas September goth, in Morgan Mansion.
90 Central Park West at b4dst
NINE VAN NORMAN. Principal
For Both Sexes.
CLINTON LIBERAL INSrITUTE.-SchOol3
~ OF EocutiOn MUSIC Art Aoa Mo AL Collegiate
courses: Business College G " PARSELL. A NJ Prs'-
Fort Plan. ". Y.
KRAUSS SEMINARY FOR KINDERGAR-
IN TEN TEACHERS MODEL klNDEkGARfEN
IL East 44,ist ReoDens Ocotber l.
Prot JOHN KHAUS and Mrs NJ. KRAC ROELTE.
NINE. and MILE. CASTEGNlERS French
WI draw rroDenet Octo g. Glasses for
aivsncsi pupils cosversaon classes private
lessons; confero nces on French literature
1913 LcXngton.ave.
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A -RONDOUT KINGSTON AND CATS
"A KILL MOUNTAINS. LANDING AZ Cranston's
(W est Pont) Corn wall Nswburs Marlborough Mnton
fr q meeting w. b Ulster and Del
aware Stony Glove and Csshi Mountain Railroads
every week day D. pier foot OF Harrison st. ex-
eept Saturday whom CITY OF Kingston leaves 1t y N
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BOSTON via FALLRlVER LlNE.-ONLY So
- for nrst-cla,s limited tekot. REDUCTION 70 NEW.
PORT FALL RIVER AMI all other points steamers Pill
on BRISTOL. aitornat leave Pier % ~ H.. fOst
Murrayst at $50 y. M daily nndays Included sonnso
CIrYat4p M AN OaCBEsrRA ON tAcq STEAMER
sn1 securo AZ principal transfer aud
lck ct Offices. Office Pior % and on steamers.
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CATSKILI. EVENING LINE.
~ Kaatcrsk and Catskil leave Pisr H. Y. g.
foot Jav-st, every week ay ~ n. connocaS
Cntskill Nouutaiu and Cairo Railroads
FARE ONLY ONE DOLLAR
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New publications.

New PUBLICATIONS..
Sc 1NHEY who are familiar with Mr.. Roe's
works will probably need urging 10 1eruse this
book but to those made their acquaintance
He ary they d. better than " begin with
The Earth Trembled. '"-The Epoch.
THE EARTH TREMBLED.
BY EDWARD p. ROE. 19mo. cloth, 81 80.
DODD, MEAD g. COMPANY, Publishers,
753 AND 755 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
"The characters wen drawn, the descriptions finely
written the whole plot and construction Of the Story
arc admirable" Telegraph, Sheffield, England
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Art Schools

WI rro1enet octo Glasses fol
advanced pupils cosversaton classes private
lessons conferences on French literature
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-30
5Ox15O Feet
Sixth Street, Between
Cedar and WabaSha,
Now offered for sale only for a
.s, : short time.

Those lookingsfor gilt-edged lot in the
very heart of the business center, will do
well TO secure this valuable lot at once as
it will be in the market but for very
short time. If not sold the owner him
self will build immedi ately after with
drawel from the market. and your oppor-
tunity for securing this rare prize is lost
irreyocably. Do not delay. but apply I'M
mediately to the exclusive agents.
IleO. HGllilQGl,
1913 West Sixth St.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-30
R. {. WATSON,
359 Jackson Street, st. Paul.
81
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS.

Investments made for non residents;
mortgage loans placed at lowest rates.
L have exclusive control of a large list
OF the best business and residence
property in the city, which | offer at
bottom prices.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-30
WIN. HENDRICKS.
Real Estate,
"a EAST THIRD STREET.

healer in all kinds of Realty in Ramsey,
Washington and Dakota counties. Cheap
n,onertv bought with Or without clear title,
in all parts of the state. If you have a
tax title | will buy it, or / will buy land
AGAINST which there is tax title
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-30
THE NEW CITY
Will be located on the line of the
O.. B. & N. and the O., M. 6 ST. P.
Railroads in
Mclean Township

+ Armour & Co. will be located
here. The New Stock Yards will
be located here. The c., B. & N.
Railroad Shops will be located
here. 1t will be nearer by three
miles than the West ST. Paul
Stock Yards, and will be started
with a capital OF Two Million
Dollars.
WE OFFER
For sale, for this week only, some
Of the choicest property in this
district at old prices.